How Funky Music Has Changed From Disco Music

First of all, rap has changed drastically over the years. The music has changed from skilled rappers like Slick rick and The Fat Boys and has changed over the years to catchy music like 6ix9ine and Lil Pump with repeating hooks and loud 808 beats. In the late 1980's rap took a turn for the worst with rappers like Eazy-E and Ice Cube because they started rapping about the "hood life" and everyday things they would see in life which was not normal to the average rap listener. Things like robbery and murder and sexual abuse was a big trend in rap music. This turn of events which made the use of derogatory terms for women normal. Rap was now centered in Compton and Houston it was no longer centered in Memphis or Tennessee. The scene was no longer

Hip-Hop has changed over the decades some of these decades include the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Hip-Hop came from New York, few people knew about Hip-Hop when it was first being created in the late 1970s. Hip-hop did not really emerge until the 1980s when more Hip-Hop artist recorded and released more music. The 1990s came along Hip-Hop turned more vulgar which is also my favorite Hip-Hop era. The early 2000s is the most memorable. Hip-Hop has evolved into many forms some rock bands have even done a Hip-Hop album bands like the most memorable. Hip-Hop has evolved into different forms some rock bands have even done a Hip-Hop album bands like Limp Bizkit.

Whether you love it or hate it Rap music has come to be one of the most popular, yet arguable, music genres of the past decades. Today’s rap music has changed enormously since the 1970’s. Rap music was about having fun, being able to express what youth were feeling and a way to keep youth out of trouble. Rap songs usually use explicit and demeaning lyrics, which has huge influence on the youth of today. While rappers say that they’re plainly rapping about reality. They often use violence, the use of drugs and Guns as the main tool to tell the story of their lives and show how hard it is growing up in their neighbourhood. This surely does not set any good examples for the young men and women, listening to this trash and singing along with the

New types of music were being made, new artists were being famous, and concerts became bigger and better. Music of the 70's was "evolving from a combination of rhythm and blues, country and pop music" (Stewart 76). Many new genres had been made and people added their own twist to music as the 70's went on. Rock and roll was a huge thing in the 70's along with disco, heavy metal, pop, and more. More and more people began listening to rock that "for the first time in its history, large numbers of people began to think that maybe rock and roll really was here to stay; that it could grow and become an artistic medium that could adapt to its aging audience as well as continue to attract young fans who would remain the lifeblood of the music" (Stewart 77). Although rock was a big thing in the 70's, "no other style of music, however, says "1970's" quite as much as disco" (Stewart 86). More and more people began to think disco was here to stay but by 1980 disco was everything but dead. The 70's music is the decade that started the music about relationships, feelings, and ambitions. There were songs also about war, whether they be pro-war or anti-war. Music of the 70's had a major effect on what people listened to, and music that was made in the decades before and

Rap music is the most popular genre today. The root of rap is people playing different instrument and telling stories while doing it. Rap music has become more than just playing music and telling stories it have made a big impact on how people view others. This is an example of tupac telling a story, “ I see no changes. Wake up in the morning and I ask myself,"Is life worth living?

Another genre that unexpectedly arose from this stream of new music in the 1970s was disco which derived from the genre “funk” that was known for its association with the “Black Pride” movement. Eventually disco began to take the radio and the runway by storm, creating new fashion trends and sending positive messages that people couldn't stop but appreciate under the catchy beats. Despite its popularity, disco received a

References to the film are very common, and quotes may become a part of daily conversation, which shows the reach of Star Wars even a few decades later. Any movie that is able to make a lasting effect on the future, is widely considered to be extremely influential, and Star Wars is no exception. Star Wars was one of the few movies that have significantly impacted both the science fiction genre and pop culture, and it continues to have a dramatic effect on both culture and society today.

Do movies affect what children want for their birthday’s? Yes, but not just any movie. These have to be movies where there are one or two characters that grab your attention and after the movie kids want to be them for Halloween. Kind of like Elsa from Frozen or Spiderman, when their movies came out people after they saw the movie wanted to be them. That's like Rey from Star Wars. People want to be Rey or they want Rey merchandise because she is the main protagonist. However, before the movie came out the way they advertised Star Wars The Force Awakens Rey looked like just another character and it looked like Finn was the main character. So Rey before the movie was the most misunderstood and mysterious. So when the movie came out and people

The transition from the 1960’s to the 1970’s was a rough one. A decade characterized by the supposed defeat of poverty and racism as well as the conquest of space, was subsequently and surprisingly followed by a decade of chaos and disorder in the world. The country was running out of promise, the troops were running out of Vietnam, and the President was running out of office. Luckily however, the emergence of great music simply could not be affected by the unfortunate economic and social issues going on in the world at the time. The surfacing of both funk and disco characterized the time period starting from the late 1960’s into the 1970’s, and although each music movement had its own style, its own

Disco music gained popularity during the 1970’s. Most famous disco artists were not connected to their music and didn’t feel it was necessary to take artistic control over their recordings. With this and the corporate drive to make money, performers garnered much public attention while producers worked behind the scenes to develop the “disco sound.” Along with its catchy beat and syncopated bass line, disco thrived and soon gained mainstream success that would create an enormous cultural impact on the music industry as we see it today.

Disco is a genre of dance music that gained its popularity during the middle to late 1970s. It had its roots in clubs that catered to African American, gay, and other communities in New York City and Philadelphia during the early 1970s. Disco was used as a reaction by New York City's blacks as well

This dramatic space voyage caught the minds of not only children, but adults as well causing a flourishing need for more. After this 2 more episodes were released to complete the trilogy The Empire Strikes Back and Return of The Jedi. These two had just as great reviews and story plots only causing more and more of an influence on generations to come. Within the 1980s the fandom that arose would only be a portion of the fandom still

The contemporary music of the 4th century has changed over the years with the level taste of that particular generation. As we look into the generation mood, it quite clear that there must be a great difference in mode of choice. However, the music developed within that era was focus on spiritualism and making a commitment to faith in God more. They also used their music for some spiritual healing through lyric play with instrument in that era. In the days of King Saul of Israel, music of that era were used for his treatment when he became mentally sick. The kings use the music of that era to express their feelings for their wife, which was a great instrument to express their feelings.

     Bellbottoms, afros, music, sex and drugs can best describe the Disco Era. The Disco Era was a care-free time in which there were no rules. People danced the nights away. Most of the people of the Disco Era lived normal lives, working nine to five jobs during the week, but when the weekend rolled around they put on their bellbottoms and dancing shoes and hit up the Disco Clubs. This is an era that will never be forgotten but will probably never be relived.

Like all good narratives this one begins in the sand. Not the sand of some far-off planet, where a young person awaits their quest, but a desert closer to home, where Chris Taylor hoped to talk to the one person he thought had never heard of Star Wars. Chris Taylor attended the premier of Star Wars: A New Hope in the native spoken language of the Navajo, and was disappointed to learn that George James Sr. had heard about Star Wars before Taylor got a chance to speak to him (Taylor xx). Everyone even the old Navajo man, who lived in the mountains, has seen something related to Star Wars. It has been a huge success. It grew from a movie into a mass cultural phenomenon. George Lucas and Disney have been able to do something with Star Wars that few, if any movies, have been able to do. Using traditional myth making techniques, cutting edge cinematic technology, and a massive merchandizing department, George Lucas and now Disney, have successfully made certain philosophical, psychological, and quasi-religious ideas palatable and universal for the modern audience. Therefore, Star Wars fandom has manifested into things dealing with the human psyche, such as the Jedi Church.